DrBranDo Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 26, 2006 486 2 0 42 Canada Apr 9, 2006 #1 Hi there I was wondering if there's any kind of Gar that grows only to about 12 - 15 inch long and would go well with my Aro. Pictures and information would be appreciated. Thx
Hi there I was wondering if there's any kind of Gar that grows only to about 12 - 15 inch long and would go well with my Aro. Pictures and information would be appreciated. Thx
M messiner Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 1, 2005 2,354 0 0 35 americas wang Apr 10, 2006 #2 no true gar can stay that small, the smallest possible is the short nose and they get 2.5 feet
DrBranDo Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 26, 2006 486 2 0 42 Canada Apr 12, 2006 #3 Thx for the new info. will look some info on the net about the short nose. messiner said: no true gar can stay that small, the smallest possible is the short nose and they get 2.5 feet Click to expand...
Thx for the new info. will look some info on the net about the short nose. messiner said: no true gar can stay that small, the smallest possible is the short nose and they get 2.5 feet Click to expand...
michael Tri-State Fish Hoarder MFK Member Nov 3, 2005 4,038 2 38 43 Dirty Jersey Apr 14, 2006 #4 messiner said: no true gar can stay that small, the smallest possible is the short nose and they get 2.5 feet Click to expand... tgars get about that size too!
messiner said: no true gar can stay that small, the smallest possible is the short nose and they get 2.5 feet Click to expand... tgars get about that size too!
DrBranDo Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 26, 2006 486 2 0 42 Canada Apr 18, 2006 #5 which one is cheaper short nose or tiger?
W wild caught Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 7, 2006 642 0 0 36 illinois Apr 19, 2006 #6 ive never even heard of a tiger gar. u sure he didnt mean tropical gar?
T Turk Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 29, 2005 26 0 0 80 NYC Apr 20, 2006 #7 You might check out Xenentodon. Not "true gar", but they only grow to around a foot or so. Not sure I would trust a large aro with one, though.
You might check out Xenentodon. Not "true gar", but they only grow to around a foot or so. Not sure I would trust a large aro with one, though.
